• PU faux leather with a crinkled, slightly glossy finish - it catches light in a way that reads as intentional rather than shiny
• Boxy, oversized cut with dropped shoulders and full sleeves that taper into ribbed cuffs at the wrist
• Ribbed elasticated hem band sits at the hip, giving the jacket its cropped bomber silhouette without pulling in too tightly
• Angled chest pocket and front zip pocket add utility detail without breaking the clean lines of the body
• Point collar sits flat and structured - more shirt than moto, which shifts the jacket away from the expected

The crinkled PU has a slight stiffness when you first put it on, but the boxy cut means it sits away from the body and moves with you rather than against you. That collar is the detail worth noting - it softens the bomber shape into something that reads more considered than casual. The model wears it head-to-toe as a co-ord with matching wide-leg trousers, which is a strong way to wear it. It works just as well broken up: over a fine-knit roll-neck and straight-leg jeans, or thrown over a simple slip dress for an evening out with friends. The oversized fit means it layers easily over thicker knits as the season turns. Add oversized sunglasses as the model does here to keep the proportion intentional. A weekend gallery visit, a city lunch, a casual dinner - this jacket does not need an occasion to justify itself.